In 1962, Mesa was still considered a small town and the early Mormon settlement of Lehi, just north of Mesa, was a sleepy rural farming area. Art and Anita Freeman, both natives of Mesa, were busy raising seven active children, planting and farming two-hundred acres of citrus in the Lehi Valley.
When the children and the citrus trees were young, the Freemans opened a small roadside stand to sell their fruit and involve their children in the family business.Anita gave the store the name "Orange Patch." People loved the idea of coming to the country to buy fresh citrus and soon the family had to expand the roadside stand.
When the children and the citrus trees were young, the Freemans opened a small roadside stand to sell their fruit and involve their children in the family business.Anita gave the store the name "Orange Patch." People loved the idea of coming to the country to buy fresh citrus and soon the family had to expand the roadside stand.
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If you love your local farmers market, an old country comfort atmosphere, want products that are truly unique, need a good source of Jalapeno Jelly, just want to find a tasty treat, you have come to the right place. This is a market you have to see for yourself. When the holidays come around, you will find everything you need to make it a sweet holiday.
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We have hundreds of acres dedicated to growing the finest Arizona Citrus. With over 50 years of farming experience and with the help of Arizona's sunshine and perfect growing conditions we now produce the best oranges, grapefruits, tangerines, lemons and more. Come into the store or call to order and enjoy the most delicious, hand-selected citrus available.
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